POMONA, Calif. -- After 72 minutes of scoreless play, Katie Mohr broke the tie with her third goal of the season, then just three minutes later, Bella Amyx netted what would be a very important insurance goal as the Sonoma State women's soccer team surrendered its first goal in over a month late in the match, but held on for the 2-1 victory over host Cal Poly Pomona on the final day of the regular season Sunday. 

The ninth-ranked Seawolves will head into next weekend's CCAA tournament semifinal with a 13-1-3 overall record and an unbeaten 10-0-2 mark in conference play.  It is just the fifth time in program history that SSU has finished a conference slate without a loss, the last time was in 1998 when Sonoma eventually went on to play in the NCAA national championship game.  The Broncos, who have also clinched a spot in the upcoming CCAA tournament, fell to 9-6-2 (6-5-1 CCAA).

After Mohr and Amyx put the Seawolves on top, 2-0, the Broncos finally got one past Ashley Luis for the first time in 38 days and it came with just 3:50 left in regulation.  It snapped Luis' nine-game shutout streak, a streak that lasted 958 minutes, 2 seconds, which began way back on Sept. 23rd.  Pomona outshot Sonoma, 11-8, including 6-4 in the second half, and Luis made three saves in the victory.

Sonoma State, the No. 1 seed in the upcoming CCAA tournament, will fly home Saturday evening, only to travel back to Pomona in a couple of days for Friday's CCAA semifinal against the winner of Tuesday's matchup between No. 4 seed UC San Diego and No. 5 seed Cal Poly Pomona.  Friday's semifinal match will kickoff at 1:30 pm.

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Field Determined for 2015 CCAA Women's Soccer Tournament
(Courtesy of CCAA Sports Information)

SAN RAMON, Calif. -- The 13 California Collegiate Athletic Association women's soccer teams wrapped up regular-season play Saturday, with six advancing to CCAA post-season play.Sonoma State (10-0-2), which clinched its first-ever CCAA regular-season title following last weekend's two shutout victories, earned the top-seeded spot and a first-round bye in the upcoming 2015 Conference Tournament.

No. 2 seed Chico State (8-3-1) also earned a first-round bye with its 3-0 win over San Francisco State and with the help of a Cal State LA-Cal State East Bay draw Saturday afternoon.

The Seawolves and Wildcats received automatic bids to the semifinal round of the Tournament, which is set for Friday, Nov. 6, at Kellogg Field in Pomona. The championship game is set for Sunday, Nov. 8, with the winner gaining the CCAA's automatic entry into the 2015 NCAA Women's Soccer Championship. 

Cal State LA (7-3-2), UC San Diego (7-4-1), Cal Poly Pomona (6-5-1), and Stanislaus State (5-4-3) claimed the last four post-season berths, respectively, with the Golden Eagles set to host the Warriors and the Tritons to host the Broncos for first-round play in matches scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 3.

Third-seeded CSULA and sixth-seeded Stanislaus will face eachother for the second time in four days, this time at Jesse Owens Track in Los Angeles at 4:30 pm. The Golden Eagles edged the Warriors 1-0 in in the two squads only meeting this season. 

UCSD is the No. 4 seed will face No. 5-seed CPP during primetime at Triton Soccer Stadium in La Jolla this Tuesday night at 7 p.m. The Tritons lost a heartbreaker to the Broncos in the regular-season matchup between the rivals, also in La Jolla, back on Sept. 18. CPP also ended UCSD's 2014 season, with a 2-0 decision in a CCAA Tournament first-round affair in Pomona.

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